Complaint: no fsck.jfs when booting slackware64 13.0 as live DVD, why ?
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Complaint: no fsck.jfs when booting slackware64 13.0 as live DVD, why ?
Well, I noticed this by accident while trying to use dash for the rc.d scripts. I messed up and forgot to link it to /bin, and as such, the system failed to boot properly and would not respond. I rebooted (forcefully), but this messed up the filesystem. I booted the sw64 install DVD and tried to mount it, and it would not mount, I tried to run fsck on it, but it said that fsck.jfs in NOT available. Eventually I booted my old slamd64 12.1 DVD and it had fsck.jfs.
Any reason why this rather useful program was removed ? Or is it a bug, or is my DVD messed up ?
I guess I should just keep around another live CD, I do keep knoppix, but it boots so slow and I don't understand it at all, it's so hard to do anything with it.
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